Sensory signal output apparatus

ABSTRACT

The present invention relates to a sensory signal output apparatus, and more particularly, to a sensory signal output apparatus for generating a sound or a vibration force, in which a magnetic circuit thereof is vibrating in response to an alternating signal of the coil fixed to a case, the magnetic circuit being elastically rebounded and supported by an elastic rebound body, and the elastic rebound body being fixed to an open part of the case; wherein elastic rebound and support paths of the elastic rebound body are traversing the center of the open part of the case in a straight line having the shortest distance, are three-dimensionally traversing such that both the side ends and the middle part thereof have an altitude difference therebetween, and elastically rebounds and supports the magnetic circuit.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a sensory signal output apparatus, andmore particularly, to a sensory signal output apparatus for generating asound or/and a vibration force, in which a magnetic circuit thereof isvibrating in response to an alternating signal of the coil fixed to acase, the magnetic circuit being elastically rebounded and supported byan elastic rebound body, and the elastic rebound body being fixed to anopen part of the case; wherein elastic rebound and support paths of theelastic rebound body are traversing the center of the open part of thecase in a straight line having the shortest distance, arethree-dimensionally traversing such that both the side ends and themiddle part thereof have an altitude difference therebetween, andelastically rebounds and supports the magnetic circuit; and wherein themagnetic circuit, the elastic rebound body, and an output transmissionbody are formed along a major axis, the output transmission body beingvibrating while supported by the elastic rebound body, the outputtransmission body and a pair of the magnetic circuit spaced apart toeach other at the middle part of the elastic rebound body being coupledto the elastic rebound body, the magnetic circuit comprising magnetsonly, and the coil being of a dual type.

BACKGROUND ART

In general, a sensory signal output apparatus is an apparatus, such as aspeaker, a receiver, a buzzer or a vibratory device (including avibrator and a linear motor), which converts an electrical signal inputfrom a signal source into a mechanical signal to output a sound or avibration force, and a bone conduction output apparatus is included.

According to a related art, as shown in FIG. 1, in a sensory signaloutput apparatus, a magnetic circuit including a magnet 4 and a topplate 5 (a yoke and/or a weight may be further included depending onfunction and design) which reacts to a magnetic flux generated in a gapaccording to a direction of an alternating signal applied to a coil 6which is placed in a space (gap) in an outer circumferential directionor an inner circumferential direction of a yoke 3, the magnet 4, and thetop plate 5 generates a vibration force while vibrating, wherein themagnet 4 and the top plate 5 are sequentially stacked on and fixed to atop surface of the yoke 3 through welding-, bonding-, or fitting-fixing,and the bone conduction output apparatus has the same configuration asabove. In this case, the magnet 4 and the top plate 5 are correspondingto the magnetic circuit and the coil 6 is corresponding to avibration-causing portion. The sensory signal output apparatus havingthe above structure is generally accommodated in a housing-type case 1and a cover 2, and the yoke 3 to which the magnet 4 and the top plate 5are fixedly mounted, that is, the magnetic circuit, is supported by aseparate leaf spring 7 and fixed to the case 1 (e.g., fixed by a rivet8, welding-fixed, or fixed to the case by injection molding).

However, because most of the conventional sensory signal outputapparatuses are formed in a circular shape and have a large sizeincluding the area thereof, the sensory signal output apparatus asdescribed above is limited in application to portable InformationTechnology (IT) devices which are becoming slimmer, and there is aproblem of restricting the slimmer trend of the portable IT devices.When the entire size including the area is miniaturized with the trendof slimming portable IT devices, there may be a problem that a vibrationoutput is lowered and characteristics of high output are restricted. Anoutput may be improved by a structure in which the coil 6 and themagnetic circuit are arranged at a distance at the side of each otheralong a long axis, but in the conventional long-axis sensory signaloutput apparatus, each of the coil 6 and the magnetic circuit at eachside has a frequency deviation, and thus an error occurs in vibration,which causes a vibrating body to be twisted or causes distortion. Inaddition, since the magnetic circuit includes the yoke 3 to which themagnet 4 and the top plate 5 are fixedly mounted, a ratio of the volumeof magnet relative to the volume of the entire apparatus is small andthus the magnetic force is low. Also, the movement of the magneticcircuit is not restrained in the vibration process and may deviate fromthe range of vibration, so that a problem arises in that the magneticcircuit collides with the case and generates static (noise), and inorder to address this problem, a separate buffering means is required.

Meanwhile, as shown in FIG. 2, in a sensory signal output apparatusaccording to a related art, an elastically rebounding and supportingmeans, that is, a leaf spring 7, includes an elastic rebound arm 7 cformed between and spaced apart from a circular outer frame 7 a and acenter surface 7 b, one end of the elastic rebound arm 7 c is connectedto the outer frame 7 a and the other end is connected to the centersurface 7 b, wherein the elastic rebound arm 7 c extends in an arc(curved) form while the connecting portions are located at mutuallydisplaced positions.

In the leaf spring 7 as described above, the elastic rebound arm 7 c isin the arc (curved) form, so that a response speed of vibration isdelayed and thus it is difficult to acquire a quick and precise outputcharacteristic. In addition, connecting portions of each end of theelastic rebound arm 7 c are distorted when vibrating, and thus there isa problem that the corresponding portions are torn (damaged) by frequentvibration. Moreover, it may be impossible or difficult to apply thesensory signal output apparatus to a narrow frame (a target to which thesensory signal output apparatus is to be fixed), such as Google Glassphones.

Technical Problem

The present invention is devised in an effort to address theabove-described problems of the related arts, and an objective of thepresent invention is to provide a sensory signal output apparatus forgenerating a sound or/and a vibration force, in which a magnetic circuitthereof is vibrating in response to an alternating signal of the coilfixed to a case, the magnetic circuit being elastically rebounded andsupported by an elastic rebound body, and the elastic rebound body beingfixed to an open part of the case; wherein elastic rebound and supportpaths of the elastic rebound body are traversing the center of the openpart of the case in a straight line having the shortest distance, arethree-dimensionally traversing such that both the side ends and themiddle part thereof have an altitude difference therebetween, andelastically rebounds and supports the magnetic circuit; and wherein themagnetic circuit, the elastic rebound body, and an output transmissionbody are formed along a major axis, the output transmission body beingvibrating while supported by the elastic rebound body, the outputtransmission body and a pair of the magnetic circuit spaced apart toeach other at the middle part of the elastic rebound body being coupledto the elastic rebound body, the magnetic circuit comprising magnetsonly, and the coil being of a dual type.

Technical Solution

In order to achieve the above objective, the present invention providesa sensory signal output apparatus 100 which generates a sound or avibration while a magnetic circuit 110 thereof vibrates according todirections of an alternating signal applied to a coil 120, wherein thesensory signal output apparatus 100 includes an elastic rebound body 170which elastically rebounds and three-dimensionally supports the magneticcircuit 110, or both the magnetic circuit 110 and an output transmissionbody 180, the output transmission body 180 being configured to transmitan output to the outside or a human body, and wherein the elasticrebound body 170 has an altitude difference between both side ends andmiddle part thereof and traverses an open part of a case 101 through theshortest path.

In addition, the present invention provides a sensory signal outputapparatus which generates a sound or a vibration while a magneticcircuit 110 thereof vibrates according to directions of an alternatingsignal applied to a coil 120, wherein the magnetic circuit 110 generatesa sound or a vibration while vibrating in the case 101 under the supportof an elastic rebound body 170 according to a direction (polarity) of analternating signal (N-S->S-N) applied to a vibration causing portion120, wherein the vibration causing portion 120 is placed on a path ofvibration of the magnetic circuit 110 so that a buffering force isprovided in a direction of traveling of the magnetic circuit 110 and arepulsive force is multiplied in a direction opposite to the directionof traveling.

Advantageous Effects

According to the present invention as described above, the elasticrebound body elastically rebounds and supports the magnetic circuitwhile an elastic rebound and support path of the elastic rebound bodytraverses a center of an open part of the case in a straight line whichis the shortest distance, so that a vibration response in reaction to analternating signal of the coil is quick and accurate and an outputcharacteristic is improved, such as no loss in vibration-relatedoperations.

In addition, the elastic rebound body elastically rebounds and supportsthe magnetic circuit while the elastic rebound body traverses a centerof an open part of the case three-dimensionally in a state in which bothside ends and a middle part thereof have an altitude differencetherebetween, so that the magnetic circuit is prevented from collidingor interference with the elastic rebound body, and thereby theoccurrence of noise is prevented.

In addition, a dual magnetic circuit consisting of a pair of magnets anda pair of top plates on a single yoke is elastically rebounded andsupported by the elastic rebound body elongated along a major axis, theoutput transmission body elongated along the major axis is provided tothe elastic rebound body at an opposite direction to the magneticcircuit, so that the output is transmitted over the entire major axis ofthe output transmission body and the output is spread and transmittedthrough a portion having a narrow width, but a long length. In addition,both sides of the output transmission body elongated along the majoraxis are fixed to the elastic rebound body, so that an equal, butdistortion-free output is allowed over the entire length and area of theoutput transmission body.

Moreover, the magnetic circuit generates a sound or a vibration whilevibrating in the case under the support of the elastic rebound bodyaccording to directions of an alternating signal applied to thevibration causing portion, wherein the vibration causing portion isprovided on a path of vibration of the magnetic circuit such that arepulsive force is multiplied in a direction opposite to a direction oftraveling of the magnetic circuit and a buffering force is provided inthe direction of traveling, and accordingly, a vibration buffering forceis provided without a separate complicated buffering means, while theoutput is increased.

Further, the magnetic circuit consists of magnets only, so that amagnetic force of the magnet is maximized and the output is increased incomparison with a conventional sensory signal output apparatus of thesame volume.

DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a configuration of asensory signal output apparatus of a related art.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view illustrating a configuration of an elasticrebound body of a sensory signal output apparatus of a related art.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view illustrating a configuration according to afirst embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view illustrating a configurationaccording to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a configuration accordingto the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view illustrating an operational state of thefirst embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view illustrating a configuration according to asecond embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view illustrating a configurationaccording to the second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a configuration accordingto the second embodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 10 to 14 are perspective views illustrating examples of an elasticrebound body according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 15 to 23 are cross-sectional views illustrating configurationsaccording to a fourth to tenth embodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 24 is an exploded perspective view illustrating a configurationaccording to an eleventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 25 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a configuration accordingto the eleventh embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 26 is a plan view illustrating another example of an elasticrebound body according to the eleventh embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIGS. 27 to 29 are cross-sectional views illustrating other couplingconfigurations of a magnetic circuit and/or an output transmission bodyand an elastic rebound body according to the present invention.

FIGS. 30A and 30B are partial cross-sectional views illustrating anoperational state according to the eleventh embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 31 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a configuration accordingto a twelfth embodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 32A and 32B are cross-sectional views illustrating an operationalstate according to the twelfth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 33 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a configuration accordingto a thirteenth embodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 34A and 34B are cross-sectional views illustrating an operationalstate according to the thirteenth embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 35 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a configuration accordingto a fourteenth embodiment of the present invention.

MODE FOR INVENTION

The present invention will be described with reference to theaccompanying drawings. First, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, a firstembodiment of the present invention relates to a sensory signal outputapparatus 100 which generates a sound or a vibration while a magneticcircuit 110 thereof vibrate according to directions of an alternatingsignal applied to a coil 120, and the sensory signal output apparatus100 may include an elastic rebound body 170 which elastically reboundsand three-dimensionally supports the magnetic circuit 110, or both themagnetic circuit 110 and an output transmission body 180, wherein theoutput transmission body 180 is configured to transmit an output to theoutside or a human body, and wherein the elastic rebound body 170 has analtitude difference between both side ends and the middle part thereofand traverses an open part of a case 101 through the shortest path.

Here, in the first embodiment, the elastic rebound body 170 may be alinear elastic rebound arm that extends from one side to another side ofa circular, square, elliptical, or rectangular outer frame, wherein bothsides closed to the outer frame of the elastic rebound arm are bentupwardly and extend into on ramps, and both ends of the on rampsextended are bent down and extend into a middle part that is extendinghorizontally.

In this case, only the magnetic circuit 110, or both the magneticcircuit 110 and the output transmission body 180 configured to transmitthe output may be fixed to a surface of the middle part of the elasticrebound body 170 in opposite directions, wherein the middle partmaintains in the horizontal position.

In addition, the upwardly bent portions of the outer frames become firstvibration points VP1 and horizontally bent portions become secondvibration points VP2. The vibration points are reference points fromwhich the vibration starts. Also, the upwardly inclined portions of bothside ends become first elastic rebound and support paths SL1 and thehorizontal portions in the middle part become second elastic rebound andsupport paths SL2. The elastic rebound and support paths are portionswhich are elastically rebounding, where the vibration actually takesplace. In addition, the elastic rebound body 170 may have one elasticrebound arm in the form of a line (−), or two elastic rebound arms inthe form of a cross (+).

Meanwhile, in the first embodiment, the magnetic circuit 110 mayinclude: magnets 111 which generate magnetic forces while being formedin a circular or elliptical ring-type or a block type which is dividedinto two segments so as to form a space at the center thereof; topplates 112 which are stacked on the surfaces of the magnets 111 andconcentrate the magnetic force of the magnets 111; and a yoke 113 whichhas a protrusion to provide a surface to which the magnets 111 arefixedly mounted, and at the same time to provide a path through whichmagnetic flux pass, while a gap in which magnetic flux is generated isformed in an inner circumferential space between the magnets 111 and thetop plates 112 or a space in the center portion. The magnets 111 of themagnetic circuit 110 may be fixed to the yoke 113 by bonding, and thecenter of the yoke 113 may be coupled to the elastic rebound body 170and the output transmission body 130 by a fixing means F penetratingtherethrough, wherein first spacer 114 and second spacer 181 may beprovided between the yoke 113 and the elastic rebound body 170, andbetween the elastic rebound body 170 and the output transmission body180, respectively, to prevent interference during vibration. The firstspacer 114 may be a separate block in the form of a rim, or may protrudefrom the center of one surface of the yoke 113 (the center ispenetrated). In addition, the second spacer 181 may be a separate blockin the form of a rim, or may protrude from the center of one surface ofthe output transmission body 180 (the center is penetrated).

Meanwhile, in the first embodiment, the coil 120 may be a voice coilwhich is bonded and fixed to a center of an inner bottom surface of thecase 101 so as to be positioned in a gap defined by the magnets 111 andthe protrusion of the yoke 113.

Meanwhile, in the first embodiment, the output transmission body 180 maybe a circular, square, or rectangular block body, and a rectangle with amajor axis and a minor axis is illustrated and described as anembodiment of the present invention.

In the first embodiment as described above, the coil 120 is positionedin the gap between the center protrusion of the yoke 113 and stacks ofthe magnets 111 and the top plates 112, wherein in reaction to analternating signal applied to the coil 120, the magnetic circuit 110which consists of the yoke 113, the magnet 111 and 111′, and the topplate 112 and 112′ is elastically fixed to the center of the elasticrebound body 170, as shown in FIG. 6, generates vibration whilevibrating upward and downward with respect to the coil 120 fixed to theinner bottom surface of the case 101. At this time, each of the firstvibration points VP1 on both sides of the elastic rebound body 170becomes a vibration reference point of the first elastic rebound andsupport path SL1, and each of the second vibration points VP2 becomes avibration reference point of the second elastic rebound and support pathSL2, wherein the first elastic rebound and support path SL1 is bent andstraightened between the first vibration point VP1 and the secondvibration point VP2 to provide an elastic repulsive force for vibration,and the second elastic rebound and support path SL2 is bent andstraightened between the second vibration point VP2 at one side and thesecond vibration point VP2 at the other side to provide an elasticrepulsive force for vibration.

The output transmission body 180 is fixed to an outer side of the case101 in the center portion of the elastic rebound body 170 whichelastically rebounds as described above, so that the vibration force istransmitted to the outside or the human body, that is, bone conductionis carried out. In the first embodiment described above, the magneticcircuit 110 is elastically rebounded and supported by the elasticrebound body 170, which has the elastic rebound and support pathtraversing the center of an open part of the case 101 in a straight linewhich is the shortest distance, and accordingly, there is an advantagein that a vibration response speed in reaction to an alternating signalof a coil is more accurate and quicker than a related art in which avibration response speed in response to the alternating signal of thecoil is a curve.

Then, a second embodiment of the present invention relates to a sensorysignal output apparatus 100 which generates a sound or a vibration whilea magnetic circuit 110 thereof vibrates according to an alternatingsignal applied to coils 120, as illustrated in FIGS. 7 to 9, wherein thesensory signal output apparatus 100 may include an elastic rebound body170 which elastically rebounds and three-dimensionally supports only apair of magnetic circuits 110 spaced apart from each other, or both themagnetic circuits 110 and an output transmission body 180, wherein theoutput transmission body 180 is configured to transmit an output to theoutside or the human body, and wherein the elastic body 170 has analtitude difference between both side ends and the middle part thereofand traverses the major axis in an open part of a case 101 through theshortest path.

In the second embodiment, the elastic rebound body 170 may be a linearelastic rebound arm that extends from one side edge to another side edgeof an elliptical or rectangular outer frame having a major axis and aminor axis, wherein both sides closed to the outer frame of the elasticrebound arm are bent upwardly and extend into on ramps, and both ends ofthe on ramps extended are bent down and extend into a middle partextending horizontally. In this case, the magnetic circuits 110, or boththe magnetic circuits 110 and the output transmission body 180configured to transmit the output, may be fixed to a surface of themiddle part of the elastic rebound body 170 in opposite directions,wherein the middle part maintains in the horizontal position.

Meanwhile, in the second embodiment, the magnetic circuits 110 mayinclude: magnets 111 which generate magnetic forces while being formedin a pair of circular or elliptical ring-type magnets spaced apart fromeach other, or formed in a block type which is divided into threesegments so as to form spaces at each side thereof; top plates 112 whichare stacked on one surface of the magnets 111 and concentrate themagnetic forces of the magnets 111; and a yoke 113 which has protrusionsto provide surfaces to which the magnets 111 are fixedly mounted, and atthe same time to provide paths through which the magnetic flux passes,while gaps are formed in inner circumferential spaces between themagnets 111 and the top plates 112 or in spaces formed at each side ofthe magnets 111.

Meanwhile, in the second embodiment, the coils 120 may be voice coilswhich are bonded and fixed to a center of an inner bottom surface of thecase 101 so as to be positioned in gaps defined by the magnets 111 andthe protrusions of the yoke 113.

Meanwhile, in the second embodiment, the output transmission body 180may be an elliptical or rectangular block body, and a rectangle with amajor axis and a minor axis is illustrated and described as anembodiment in the present invention. The other elements are notdifferent from those in the first embodiment, and thus detaileddescriptions thereof will be omitted.

In the second embodiment as described above, two magnetic circuits 110each consisting of a pair of magnets 111 and a pair of top plates 112 onone yoke 113 are elastically rebounded and supported by the elasticrebound body 170 of the major axis, and the output transmission body 180is provided to the elastic rebound body 170 at the opposite direction tothe magnetic circuits 110, so that the output is transmitted over theentire major axis of the output transmission body 180 and the output istransmitted through a portion having a narrow width, but a long length,thereby increasing the transmission of the output. In addition, thepresent invention allows an equal, but distortion-free output over theentire length and area of the single output transmission body 180 evenwhen vibration output varies due to a frequency deviation betweendifferent magnetic circuits 110 spaced apart from each other.

Then, a third embodiment of the present invention relates to an examplein which an elastic rebound body 170 provides an elastic repulsivesupport force while traversing a case 101, wherein the elastic reboundbody 170 has only an altitude difference while traversing a curved or abent path, without traversing a straight line that is the shortestdistance.

In the sensory signal output apparatus 100 which generates a sound or avibration while magnetic circuits 110 thereof vibrate according toalternating signals applied to coils 120, fixing surfaces 171 areprovided at a distance from and along a middle part or a lengthdirection of an elliptical or rectangular outer frame to fix theretoonly the magnetic circuits 110, or both the magnetic circuits 110 and anoutput transmission body 180, wherein the output transmission body 180is configured to transmit an output to the outside or the human body,and wherein the fixing surfaces 171 exhibit an altitude difference fromthe outer frame at both sides thereof, wherein one sides of the fixingsurfaces 171 may be connected to one side of a facing major axis of theouter frame and the other sides of the fixing surfaces 171 may beconnected to the other side of the facing major axis of the outer frame.Here, the altitude difference may serve as the means for securing aspace in which the magnetic circuits 110 vibrates.

In this case, for the elastic rebound body 170, as shown in FIG. 10, astraight path between facing sides of the fixing surfaces 171 in a pairprovides a surface for connecting to the elastic rebound body thereon,the other side of one fixing surface 171 may be connected to one of thefacing major axes of the outer frame, and the other side of the otherfixing surface 171 may be connected to the other facing major axis ofthe outer frame. Also, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, one side of eachfixing surface 171 may be connected to one of the facing major axes ofthe outer frame, the other side of the each fixing surfaces 171 may beconnected to the other facing major axis of the outer frame, and suchfixing surfaces 171 are provided as a pair with a space therebetween. Asshown in FIG. 13, a straight path between facing sides of a pair offixing surfaces 171 provides a surface for connecting to the elasticrebound body thereon, the other side of one fixing surface 171 may besymmetrically connected to both the facing major axes of the outerframe, and the other side of the other fixing surface 171 may also besymmetrically connected to both the facing major axes of the outerframe. As shown in FIG. 14, one side of the fixing surface 171 may besymmetrically connected to both the facing major axes of the outerframe, the other side of the fixing surface 171 may also besymmetrically connected to both the facing major axes of the outerframe, and such fixing surfaces 171 are provided as a pair with a spacetherebetween. The third embodiment of the present invention is only anexample of the elastic rebound arms which have elastic rebound andsupport paths of the elastic rebound body 170 of the first and secondembodiments, and the output-related actions according to vibration arethe same as those of the first and second embodiments.

Then, in a fourth embodiment of the present invention as shown in FIG.15, a magnetic circuit 110 including magnets 111 consisting of acircular or elliptical first magnet 111′ and a ring-type or block-typesecond magnet 111″ spaced apart from an outer frame of the first magnet111′, top plates 112 consisting of first and second top plates 112′ and112″ stacked on one surface of the respective first magnet 111′ andsecond magnet 111′, and a yoke 113 providing a surface on which themagnet 111 is mounted; and a coil positioned in a gap between the firstmagnet 111′ and the second magnet 111″ are included, wherein themagnetic circuit 110 may be fixed to an elastic rebound body 170 by afixing means F that penetrates both sides of the second magnet 111″. Inthe fourth embodiment as described above, the magnetic force of thesecond magnet 111″ is added while the first magnet 111′ of the magnet110 serves as a protrusion of the yoke 113, thereby increasing themagnetic force, and in turn improving the vibration output.

Then, in a fifth embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG.16, the magnetic circuits 110 in a pair of the first embodiment areelastically rebounded and supported at a distance from each other by oneelastic rebound body 170, and a middle part of the elastic rebound body170 is supportively fixed to a case 101 by a supporting member S, thecoils 120 are positioned respectively in gaps defined by each magneticcircuit 110 and the protrusions of the yoke 113, and an outputtransmission body 180 is fixed through an outer surface (a top surfacein the drawing) of the elastic rebound body 170 by fixing means F thatpenetrate one magnetic circuit 110 and the other magnetic circuit 110.The fifth embodiment of the present invention as described above allowsan equal, but distortion-free output over the entire length and area ofthe single output transmission body 180 even when vibration varies dueto a frequency deviation of the different magnetic circuits 110 at bothsides.

Then, in a sixth embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG.17, a magnetic circuit 110 consists of top plates 112 stacked on onesurface of magnets 111 and a yoke 113 stacked on the other surface, themagnetic circuits 110 in a pair are elastically rebounded and supportedat a distance from each other by a single elastic rebound body 170, themiddle part of the elastic rebound body 170 is supportively fixed to acase 101 by a supporting member S, and a coil 120 is positioned in anouter circumferential direction of each magnetic circuit 110, and anoutput transmission body 180 is fixed through an outer surface (a topsurface in the drawing) of the elastic rebound body 170 by fixingmembers F that penetrate one magnetic circuit 110 and the other magneticcircuit 110. The sixth embodiment of the present invention as describedabove allows an equal, but distortion-free output over the entire lengthand area of the single output transmission body 180 even when vibrationvaries due to a frequency deviation of the different magnetic circuits110 at both sides.

Then, in a seventh embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG.18, a pair of magnetic circuits 110 spaced apart from each other, eachof which is formed of stacks of magnets 111 and top plates 112, isprovided on one surface of a single yoke 113, and coils 120 arepositioned respectively at a distance from outer circumferences of themagnetic circuits 110, wherein each magnetic circuit 110 may be fixedthrough the elastic rebound body 170 by a fixing means F, and an outputtransmission body 180 may be fixed to an outer surface (a top surface inthe drawing) of the elastic rebound body 170. The seventh embodiment ofthe present invention as described above allows an equal, butdistortion-free output over the entire length and area of the singleoutput transmission body 180 even when vibration varies due to afrequency deviation of the different magnetic circuits 110 at bothsides.

Then, in an eighth embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG.19, a magnetic circuit 110 is formed of a stack of magnets 111 and topplates 112 on one surface of the yoke 113, and a coil 120 is positionedin an outer circumferential direction of the magnetic circuit 110,wherein the magnetic circuit 110 may be fixed to an elastic rebound body170 by a pair of fixing means F penetrating at a distance from eachother, and an output transmission body 180 may be fixed to an outersurface (a top surface in the drawing) of the elastic rebound body 170.According to the eighth embodiment of the present invention as describedabove, the magnetic circuit 110 forms a single block so that a magneticforce can be considerably increased as compared to the aboveembodiments, and a frequency deviation which occurs when a pair ofmagnetic circuits are provided is not generated, so that it is possibleto obtain a stable and accurate vibration output.

Then, in a ninth embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIGS.20 and 21, a pair of magnetic circuits 110 consisting of magnets onlyand being spaced apart from each other is provided, and a coil 120 ispositioned at a distance from an outer circumference of each magneticcircuit 110, wherein each magnetic circuit 110 may be fixed through anelastic rebound body 170 by a fixing means F and an output transmissionbody 180 may be fixed to an outer surface (a top surface in thedrawings) of the elastic rebound body 170. The ninth embodiment of thepresent invention as described above allows an equal, butdistortion-free output over the entire length and area of the singleoutput transmission body 180 even when vibration varies due to afrequency deviation of the different magnetic circuits 110 at bothsides.

In this case, the coil 120 may consist of first coil 121 and second coil122 which are disposed in a state in which the first coil 121 and thesecond coil 122 are in contact with or spaced apart from each other in avibration direction of the magnetic circuits 110. Here, the magneticpoles of the respective first and second coils 121 and 122 may alternatebetween an N-S pole pair, i.e., an N-S-N-S pole pattern, and an S-N polepair, i.e., an S-N-S-N pole pattern, and the magnet 111 may be in astate of being magnetized to have S (top in the drawings)-N (bottom inthe drawings) poles. Accordingly, in the state in which each of thefirst and second coils 121 and 122 has an N-S pole pair, the S pole ofthe magnetic circuit 110 having an S-N pole pair acts attractively withthe N pole of the first coil 121, and the N pole of the magnetic circuit110 acts actively with the S pole of the first coil 121, so that themagnetic circuit 110 is pulled toward the first coil 121 (pulled upwardin the drawing), as shown in FIG. 20. In this case, as shown in FIG. 21,when the magnetic pole pair of each first coil and 2 121 and 122 isswitched to the S-N pole pair, the S pole of the magnetic circuit 110having the S-N pole pair acts repulsively against the S pole of thefirst coil 121 and acts attractively with the N pole of the first coil121, so that the magnetic circuit 110 is pulled toward the second coil122 (pulled downward in the drawing) and is thereby caused to vibrate.

Then, in a tenth embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIGS.22 and 23, a magnetic circuit 110 may consist of magnets only, a coil120 may be positioned at a distance from an outer circumference of themagnetic circuit 110, wherein both sides of the magnetic circuit 110 maybe each fixed to an elastic rebound body 170 by a fixing means F and anoutput transmission body 180 may be fixed to an outer surface (a topsurface in the drawings) of the elastic rebound body 170. The tenthembodiment of the present invention as described above allows an equal,but distortion-free output over the entire length and area of the singleoutput transmission body 180 even when vibration varies due to afrequency deviation of the different magnetic circuits 110 at bothsides.

In this case, like the ninth embodiment, the coil 120 may consist offirst coil 121 and second coil 122 which are disposed to be in contactwith or spaced apart from each other in a vibration direction of themagnetic circuit 110. Here, the magnetic poles of the respective firstand second coils 121 and 122 may alternate between an N-S pole pair,i.e., an N-S-N-S pole pattern, and an S-N pole pair, i.e., an S-N-S-Npole pattern, and the magnet 111 may be in a state of being magnetizedto have S (top in the drawings)-N (bottom in the drawings) poles. Assuch, the same operations as those in FIGS. 22 and 23 are shown, and thesame behaviors and effects of the ninth embodiment are exhibited, andhence the descriptions of the operations of the tenth embodiment will beomitted.

Then, in an eleventh embodiment of the present invention, as shown inFIGS. 24 and 25, a single magnetic circuit 110 consisting of only amagnet may generate a sound or a vibration while vibrating in a case 101under the support of an elastic rebound body 170 according to adirection (polarity) of an alternating signal (N-S->S-N) applied to apair of coils 120 disposed along a path of vibration, wherein the coils120 may provide a buffering force in a direction of traveling of themagnetic circuit 110 and increase a repulsive force in the oppositedirection to the direction of traveling.

In the above description, the magnet may be a rectangular, elliptical,square, or circular magnet block which has one end in a vibrationdirection magnetized as an S pole (top in the drawings) and the otherend magnetized as an N pole (bottom in the drawings).

Meanwhile, according to the eleventh embodiment of the presentinvention, the coils 120 are fixed to the inside of the case 10, whereinthe coils 120 formed in a pair may be disposed at a distance from anouter circumference of the magnetic circuit 110 along the path ofvibration and may cause a vibration reaction of the magnetic circuit 110while polarities of both ends thereof are changed according to analternating signal applied from the outside. In the above description,each of the coils 120 may be disposed along a path of vibration of themagnetic circuit 110 in a state in which first and second coils 121 and122 each having ends alternating from N-S poles to S-N poles are incontact with or spaced apart from each other, as shown in FIG. 25.

Meanwhile, according to the eleventh embodiment of the presentinvention, the elastic rebound body 170 may be formed as a rectanglewith a major axis and a minor axis, wherein the elastic rebound body 170may elastically rebound and three-dimensionally support the magneticcircuit 110, or both the magnetic circuit 110 and an output transmissionbody 180, wherein the output transmission body 180 is configured totransmit an output to the outside or a human body, in a state in whichthe elastic body 170 has an altitude difference between both ends in themajor axis direction and the middle part thereof and traverses an openpart of a case 101 through the shortest path. In addition, the outputtransmission body 180 may a circular, square, rectangular, or ellipticalblock body. More specifically, the elastic rebound body 170 may be astraight-line elastic rebound arm that extends from one side to anotherside of a rectangular, elliptical, square (see FIG. 26) or circular (notshown) outer frame, wherein both sides closed to the outer frame of theelastic rebound arm are bent upwardly and extend into on ramps, and bothends of the on ramps extended are bent down and extend into a middlepart extending horizontally. In the above description, the elasticrebound body 170 may have one elastic arm in the form of a line “−” ortwo elastic arms in the form of a cross “+”.

According to the present invention as described above, the magneticcircuit 110 and the elastic rebound body 170 may be coupled to, or themagnetic circuit 110, the elastic body 170, and the output transmissionbody 180 may be coupled to each other by a fixing member F, such asrivet or screw, which passes through centers thereof. In this case,first spacer 114 and second spacer 181 may be provided between themagnetic circuit 110 and the elastic body 170, and between the elasticrebound body 170 and the output transmission body 180, respectively, soas to define a range for vibration of the magnetic circuit 110 and theoutput transmission body 180.

The first spacer 114 may be a separate block in the form of a rim, ormay protrude from the center of one surface of the yoke 113 (the centeris penetrated). In addition, the second spacer 181 may be a separateblock in the form of a rim, or may protrude from the center of onesurface of the output transmission body 180 (the center is penetrated).

According to the present invention as described above, one side of thefirst spacer 114 may be placed on one surface at the center of themagnetic circuit 110 and the other side may penetrate the center of theelastic rebound body 170 and make contact with the second spacer 181 ofthe output transmission body 180, as shown in FIG. 25. In addition, asshown in FIG. 27, the first spacer 114 may provide a penetrationcoupling path of the fixing means F in a state in which one side of thefirst spacer 114 is placed on the other surface at the center of themagnetic circuit 110 while the other side thereof penetrates the centerof the elastic rebound body 170 and makes contact with the second spacer181 of the output transmission body 180. As shown in FIG. 28, the firstspacer 114 may provide a penetration coupling path of the fixing means Fwhile one side thereof is placed on one surface at the center of themagnetic circuit 110, the other side is in contact with a center surfaceof one side of the elastic rebound body 170, and the other side of thesecond spacer 181 penetrates the center surface of one side of theelastic body 170. Also, as shown in FIG. 29, the first spacer 114 mayprovide a penetration coupling path of the fixing means F in a state inwhich one side of the first spacer 114 is placed on the other surface atthe center of the magnetic circuit while the other side thereof is incontact with the center surface of one side of the elastic rebound body170, and the other side of the second spacer 181 penetrates the centersurface of one side of the elastic rebound body 170.

According to the present invention as described above, when both ends ofeach of first and second coils 121 and 122 constituting each coil 120become N-S poles as a signal is externally applied to the first andsecond coils 121 and 122, as described in FIG. 30A the S pole of themagnetic circuit 110 magnetized to have S-N poles acts attractively withthe N pole of the first coil 121 and the N pole of the magnetic circuit110 acts attractively with the S pole of the first coil 121, so that themagnetic circuit 110 is pulled toward the first coil 121 (pulled upwardin the drawing) and at the same time, the N pole of the magnetic circuit110 acts repulsively against the N pole of the second coil 122, andthereby the magnetic circuit 110 is pushed away. That is, when eachfirst coil and 2 121 and 122 has an N-S pole pair, the magnetic circuit110 is attracted by the first coil 121, and at the same time, isrepelled by the second coil 122, and thereby the vibration force isincreased.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 30B, when both ends of each first coiland 2 121 and 122 are switched to S-N poles as a signal externallyapplied thereto alternates, the N pole of the magnetic circuit 110magnetized to have S-N poles acts attractively with the N pole of thesecond coil 122 and the S pole of the magnetic circuit 110 actsattractively with the N pole of the first coil 121 while the S pole ofthe magnetic circuit 110 acts repulsively against the S pole of thefirst coil 121 and the N pole of the magnetic circuit 110 actsrepulsively against the N pole of the first coil 121, so that themagnetic circuit 110 is pulled toward the second coil 122 (pulleddownward in the drawing). At the same time, the N pole of the magneticcircuit 110 acts repulsively against the N pole of the second coil 122to buffer the magnetic circuit 110 while resisting the further downwardmovement of the magnetic circuit 110. That is, when both ends of eachfirst coil and 2 121 and 122 become S-N poles, the magnetic circuit 110is attracted by the second coil 122 and at the same time is repelled bythe second coil 122 and hence is buffered to prevent the collision withthe case 101.

According to the present invention as described above, the magneticcircuit 110 generates a sound or a vibration while vibrating in the case101 under the support of the elastic rebound body 170 according to adirection of an alternating signal applied to the coil 120, wherein thecoil 120 may be provided on a path of vibration of the magnetic circuit110 so as to increase a repulsive force in a direction opposite to adirection of traveling of the magnetic circuit 110 and to provide abuffering force in the direction of traveling, thereby enabling thecomponent which increases the output to provide a vibration bufferingforce without any separate complicated buffering means while increasingthe output.

Then, in a twelfth embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG.31, the coil 120 may be disposed along a path of vibration of a magneticcircuit 110 in a state in which first and second coils 121 and 122, eachof which has two ends alternating from N-S poles to S-N poles, are incontact with or spaced apart from each other, and buffering/repulsivemember 1 123, which is an additional magnet, may be further disposed ata side of the first coil 121 while being in contact with or spaced apartfrom the first coil 121. In this case, a portion of eachbuffering/repulsive members 1 123 close to the S pole position of themagnetic circuit 110 may be identically magnetized to have the Spolarity.

Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 32A, when both ends of each of first andsecond coils 121 and 122 constituting the coil 120 become S-N poles as asignal is externally applied to the first and second coils 121 and 122,the S pole of the magnetic circuit 110 magnetized to have S-N poles actsrepulsively against the S pole of the first coil 121 and the S pole ofthe buffering/repulsive member 1 123 (repulsion is increased) and the Npole of the magnetic circuit 110 acts attractively with the S pole ofthe second coil 122, so that the magnetic circuit 110 is pulled towardthe second coil 122. At this time, the N pole of the magnetic circuit110 acts repulsively against the N pole of the second coil 122 tothereby buffer the magnetic circuit 110 while resisting the furtherdownward movement of the magnetic circuit 110. That is, when both endsof each of the first and second coils 121 and 122 become the S-N poles,the magnetic circuit 110 magnetized to have the S-N poles are pulled bythe N pole and the S pole formed on the middle parts of the first coil121 and the second coil 122, and at the same time, the S pole of themagnetic circuit 110 is repelled by the S pole of the first coil 121,and thereby the vibration force is magnified. At this time, the N poleof the second coil 122 repels the N pole of the magnetic circuit 110 andresists against the magnetic circuit 110 to restrain the magneticcircuit 110 from vibrating beyond the range of vibration due to theincreased vibration force.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 32B, when both ends of each first coiland 2 121 and 122 become N-S poles as an externally applied signalalternates, the S pole of the magnetic circuit 110 magnetized to havethe S-N poles acts attractively with the N pole of the first coil 121and the N pole of the magnetic circuit 110 acts attractively with the Spole of the first coil 121 so that the magnetic circuit 110 is pulledtoward the first coil 121 (pulled upward in the drawing), and at thesame time, the N pole of the magnetic circuit 110 acts repulsivelyagainst the N pole of the second coil 122 so that the magnetic circuit110 is pushed away. That is, when each first coil and 2 121 and 122 hasthe N-S pole pair, the magnetic circuit 110 magnetized to have the S-Npoles are attracted by the first coil 121 having the N-S poles,simultaneously the N pole of the magnetic circuit 110 is repelled by theN pole of the second coil 122, and thereby the vibration force isincreased. At this time, the S pole of the buffering/repulsive member 1123 is repelled by the S pole of the magnetic circuit 110 and resistsagainst the magnetic circuit 110 to buffer and restrain the magneticcircuit 110 from vibrating beyond the range of vibration due to theincreased vibration force.

Then, in a thirteenth embodiment of the present invention, as shown inFIG. 33, the coil 120 may be disposed along a path of vibration of amagnetic circuit 110 in a state in which first and second coils 121 and122, each having ends alternating from N-S poles to S-N poles, are incontact with or spaced apart from each other, buffering/repulsive member1 123, which is an additional magnet, may be further disposed at a sideof the first coil 121 while being in contact with or spaced apart fromthe first coil 121, and buffering/repulsive member 2 124, which isanother additional magnet, may be further disposed at a side of thesecond coil 122 while being in contact with or spaced apart from thesecond coil 122. In this case, a portion of the buffering/repulsivemember 1 123 close to the S pole position of the magnetic circuit 110may be magnetized to have the same S polarity as the S pole, and aportion of the buffering/repulsive member 2 124 close to the N poleposition of the magnetic circuit 110 may be magnetized to have the sameN polarity as the N pole.

Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 34A, when both ends of each of the firstand second coils 121 and 122 constituting the coil 120 become S-N polesas a signal is externally applied to the first and second coils 121 and122, the S pole of the magnetic circuit 110 magnetized to have S-N polesacts repulsively against the S pole of the first coil 121 and the S poleof the buffering/repulsive member 1 123 (repulsion is increased) and theN pole of the magnetic circuit 110 acts attractively with the S pole ofthe second coil 122, so that the magnetic circuit 110 is pulled towardthe second coil 122. At this time, the N pole of the magnetic circuit110 acts repulsively against the N pole of the second coil 122 and the Npole of the buffering/repulsive member 2 124 to thereby buffer themagnetic circuit 110 while resisting the further downward movement ofthe magnetic circuit 110. That is, when both ends of each of the firstand second coils 121 and 122 become the S-N poles, the magnetic circuit110 magnetized to have the S-N poles are pulled by the N pole and the Spole formed on the middle parts of the first coil 121 and the secondcoil 122, at the same time, the S pole of the magnetic circuit 110 isrepelled by the S pole of the first coil 121 and the S pole of thebuffering/repulsive member 2 124, and thereby the vibration force ismagnified. At this time, the N pole of the second coil 122 and the Npole of the buffering/repulsive member 2 124 repel the N pole of themagnetic circuit 110 and resist against the magnetic circuit 110 torestrain the magnetic circuit 110 from vibrating beyond the range ofvibration due to the increased vibration force.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 34B, when both ends of each first coiland 2 121 and 122 become N-S poles as an externally applied signalalternates, the S pole of the magnetic circuit 110 magnetized to havethe S-N poles acts attractively with the N pole of the first coil 121and the N pole of the magnetic circuit 110 acts attractively with the Spole of the first coil 121 so that the magnetic circuit 110 is pulledtoward the first coil 121 (pulled upward in the drawing), and at thesame time, the N pole of the magnetic circuit 110 acts repulsivelyagainst the N pole of the second coil 122 and the N pole of thebuffering/repulsive member 124 so that the magnetic circuit 110 ispushed away. At this time, the S pole of the buffering/repulsive member1 123 is repelled by the S pole of the magnetic circuit 110 and resistsagainst the magnetic circuit 110 to buffer and restrain the magneticcircuit 110 from vibrating beyond the range of vibration due to theincreased vibration force. That is, when each first coil and 2 121 and122 has the N-S pole pair, the magnetic circuit 110 magnetized to havethe S-N poles are attracted by the first coil 121 having the N-S poles,simultaneously the N pole of the magnetic circuit 110 is repelled by theN pole of the second coil 122, and thereby the vibration force isincreased/At this time, the S pole of the buffering/repulsive member 1123 is repelled by the S pole of the magnetic circuit 110 and resistsagainst the magnetic circuit 110 to buffer and restrain the magneticcircuit 110 from vibrating beyond the range of vibration due to theincreased vibration force.

Finally, in a fourteenth embodiment of the present invention, as shownin FIG. 35, a sensory signal output apparatus 100 is formed entirely incircular shape, and the elastic rebound body 170 includes an elasticrebound arm 173 formed between and spaced apart from a circular outerframe 171 and a center surface 172, wherein one end of the elasticrebound arm 173 is connected to the outer frame 171 and the other end isconnected to the center surface 172, and the elastic rebound arm 173 mayextend in an arc (curved) form while the connecting portions are locatedat mutually displaced positions.

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100: SENSORY SIGNAL OUTPUT APPARATUS, 101: CASE, 110: MAGNETIC CIRCUIT,111: MAGNET, 112: TOP PLATE, 113: YOKE, 114: FIRST SPACER, 120: COIL,170: ELASTIC REBOUND BODY, 180: OUTPUT TRANSMISSION BODY, 181: SECONDSPACER, F: FIXING MEANS, VP1, VP2: FIRST VIBRATION POINT, SECONDVIBRATION POINT, SL1, SL2: FIRST ELASTIC REBOUND AND SUPPORT PATH,SECOND ELASTIC REBOUND AND SUPPORT PATH

1. A sensory signal output apparatus which generates a sound or avibration while a magnetic circuit 110 thereof vibrates according todirections of an alternating signal applied to a coil 120, the sensorysignal output apparatus 100 comprising an elastic rebound body 170 whichelastically rebounds and three-dimensionally supports the magneticcircuit 110, or both the magnetic circuit 110 and an output transmissionbody 180, wherein the output transmission body 180 is configured totransmit an output to an outside or a human body, and wherein theelastic rebound body 170 has an altitude difference between both sideends and middle part thereof and traverses open part of a case 101through the shortest path.
 2. The sensory signal output apparatus ofclaim 1, wherein the elastic rebound body 170 has a linear elasticrebound arm which extends from one side to another side of a circular,square, elliptical, or rectangular outer frame, and wherein both sidesclosed to the outer frame of the elastic rebound arm are bent upwardlyand extend into on ramps, and both ends of the on ramps extended arebent down and extend into a middle part extending horizontally.
 3. Thesensory signal output apparatus of claim 2, wherein the upwardly bentportions of the outer frames become first vibration points VP1 andhorizontally bent portions become second vibration points VP2, thevibration points are reference points from which vibration starts, theupwardly inclined portions of both outer frames are first elasticrebound and support paths SL1, the horizontal portions in the middlepart are second elastic rebound and support paths SL2, and the elasticrebound and support paths are portions which are elastically rebounding,where vibration actually takes place.
 4. The sensory signal outputapparatus of claim 1, wherein the magnetic circuit 110 includes: magnets111 which generate magnetic forces while being formed in a circular orelliptical ring-type or a block type which is divided into two segmentsso as to form a space at a center thereof; top plates 112 which arestacked on one surface of the magnets 111 and concentrate the magneticforces of the magnets 111; and a yoke 113 which has protrusions toprovide a surface to which the magnets 111 are fixedly mounted, and atthe same time to provide paths through which magnetic flux pass, whereingaps in which the coil 120 is placed are formed in inner circumferentialspaces between the magnets 111 and the top plates 112 or a space in acenter portion.
 5. The sensory signal output apparatus of claim 4,wherein the magnets 111 of the magnetic circuit 110 are fixed to theyoke 113 by bonding, and a center of the yoke 113 is coupled to theelastic rebound body 170 and the output transmission body 180 by afixing means F penetrating therethrough, wherein first spacer 114 andsecond spacer 181 are provided between the yoke 113 and the elasticrebound body 170 and between the elastic rebound body 170 and the outputtransmission body 180, respectively, to prevent interference duringvibration.
 6. A sensory signal output apparatus which generates a soundor a vibration while a magnetic circuit 110 thereof vibrates accordingto a direction of an alternating signal applied to a coil 120, thesensory signal output apparatus 100 comprising an elastic rebound body170 which elastically rebounds and three-dimensionally supports a pairof magnetic circuits 110, wherein the pair of magnetic circuits 110 arespaced apart from each other, or supports both the magnetic circuits 110and an output transmission body 180, wherein the output transmissionbody 180 is configured to transmit an output to an outside or a humanbody, and wherein the elastic rebound body 170 has an altitudedifference between both side ends and the middle part thereof andtraverses a major axis in an open part of a case 101 through theshortest path.
 7. The sensory signal output apparatus of claim 6,wherein the elastic rebound body 170 is a linear elastic rebound armwhich extends from one side to another side of an elliptical orrectangular outer frame having a major axis and a minor axis, andwherein both sides closed to the outer frame of the elastic rebound armare bent upwardly and extend into on ramps, and both ends of the onramps extended are bent down and extend into a middle part extendinghorizontally.
 8. The sensory signal output apparatus of claim 6, whereinthe magnetic circuits 110 includes: magnets 111 which generate magneticforces while being formed in a pair of circular or elliptical ring-typemagnets spaced apart from each other or formed in a block type which isdivided into three segments so as to form a space at each side thereof;top plates 112 which are stacked on one surface of each of the magnets111 and concentrate magnetic forces of the magnets 111; and a yoke 113which has protrusions to provide surfaces to which the magnets arefixedly mounted, and at the same time to provide paths through whichmagnetic flux pass, and wherein gaps in which the coil 120 is placed areformed in inner circumferential spaces between the magnets 111 and thetop plates 112 or in spaces formed at each side of the magnets
 111. 9.The sensory signal output apparatus of claim 2, wherein the magneticcircuits 110, or both the magnetic circuits 110 and the outputtransmission body 180 configured to transmit the output are fixed to asurface of the middle part of the elastic rebound body 170 in oppositedirections, wherein the middle part maintains in the horizontalposition.
 10. A sensory signal output apparatus which generates a soundor a vibration while a magnetic circuit 110 thereof vibrates accordingto the directions of an alternating signal applied to a coil 120, thesensory signal output apparatus 100 comprising an elastic rebound body170 which includes an elliptical or rectangular outer frame and fixingsurfaces 171 to fix thereto the magnetic circuit 110, or both themagnetic circuit 110 and an output transmission body 180 configured totransmit an output to an outside or a human body, wherein the fixingsurfaces 171 are provided at positions of middle of the elastic reboundbody 170, or at positions spaced apart from each other along the lengthdirection of the elliptical or rectangular outer frame, wherein thefixing surfaces 171 exhibit an altitude difference from the outer frameat both sides thereof, wherein one of the fixing surfaces 171 isconnected to one of facing major axes of the outer frame and the otherfixing surface 171 is connected to the other facing major axis of theouter frame.
 11. The sensory signal output apparatus of claim 10,wherein in the pair of the fixing surfaces 171, sides of the fixingsurfaces 171 facing each other are connected to a straight path of theelastic rebound body, and wherein the opposite side of one of the fixingsurfaces 171 is connected to one of the facing major axes of the outerframe, and the opposite side of the other fixing surface 171 isconnected to the other facing major axis of the outer frame.
 12. Thesensory signal output apparatus of claim 10, wherein one of the fixingsurfaces 171 is connected to one of the facing major axes of the outerframe, the other fixing surface 171 is connected to the other facingmajor axis of the outer frame, and wherein the fixing surfaces 171spaced apart from each other are provided in a pair.
 13. The sensorysignal output apparatus of claim 10, wherein facing sides of a pair ofthe fixing surfaces 171 spaced apart from each other are connected to astraight path of the elastic rebound body, and wherein the opposite sideof one fixing surface 171 is symmetrically connected to the facing majoraxis of the outer frame, and the opposite side of the other fixingsurface 171 is also symmetrically connected to the facing major axis ofthe outer frame.
 14. The sensory signal output apparatus of claim 10,wherein one side of the fixing surface 171 is symmetrically connected tothe facing major axis of the outer frame, the opposite side of thefixing surface 171 is also symmetrically connected to the facing majoraxis of the outer frame, and fixing surfaces 171 spaced apart from eachother are provided in a pair.
 15. The sensory signal output apparatus ofclaim 1 wherein a magnetic circuit 110 including a magnet 111 consistingof a circular or elliptical magnet 1 111′ and a ring-type or block-typemagnet 2 111″ spaced apart from an outer frame of the magnet 1 111′, atop plate 112 consisting of top plates 1 and 2 112′ and 112″ stacked onone surface of the respective magnet 1 111′ and magnet 2 111′, and ayoke 113 providing a surface on which the magnet 111 is mounted and acoil positioned in a gap between the magnet 1 111′ and the magnet 2 111″are included, wherein the magnetic circuit 110 is fixed to the elasticrebound body 170 by a fixing means F which penetrates both sides of themagnet 2 111″.
 16. The sensory signal output apparatus of claim 1wherein the magnetic circuits 110 in a pair are elastically supported ata distance from each other by the single elastic rebound body 170, themiddle part of the elastic rebound body 170 is supportively fixed to thecase 101 by a supporting member S, the coil 120 is positioned in a gapdefined by each magnetic circuit 110 and each protrusion of a yoke 113,and the output transmission body 180 is fixed through an outer surfaceof the elastic rebound body 170 by a fixing means F which penetrates onemagnetic circuit 110 and the other magnetic circuit
 110. 17. The sensorysignal output apparatus of claim 1 wherein the magnetic circuit 110consists of top plates 112 stacked on one surface of magnets 111 and ayoke 113 stacked on the other surface, the magnetic circuits 110 in apair are elastically rebounded and supported at a distance from eachother by the single elastic rebound body 170, the middle part of theelastic rebound body 170 is supportively fixed to the case 101 by asupporting member S, and the coil 120 is positioned in an outercircumferential direction of each magnetic circuit 110, and the outputtransmission body 180 is fixed through an outer surface of the elasticrebound body 170 by a fixing member F which penetrates one magneticcircuit 110 and the other magnetic circuit
 110. 18. The sensory signaloutput apparatus of claim 1 wherein a pair of magnetic circuits 110spaced apart from each other, each of which is formed of a stack ofmagnets 111 and top plates 112, are provided on one surface of a singleyoke 113, and the coil 120 is positioned at a position with distancefrom an outer circumference of each magnetic circuit 110, wherein eachmagnetic circuit 110 is fixed through the elastic rebound body 170 by afixing means F and the output transmission body 180 is fixed to an outersurface of the elastic rebound body
 170. 19. The sensory signal outputapparatus of claim 1 wherein the magnetic circuit 110 is formed by astack of a magnet 111 and a top plate 112 on one surface of a singleyoke 113, and the coil 120 is positioned in an outer circumferentialdirection of the magnetic circuit 110, wherein the magnetic circuit 110is fixed to the elastic rebound body 170 by a pair of fixing means Fpenetrating at a distance from each other and the output transmissionbody 180 is fixed to an outer surface of the elastic rebound body 170.20. The sensory signal output apparatus of claim 1 wherein a pair ofmagnetic circuits 110 consisting of magnets only and being spaced apartfrom each other is provided, and the coil 120 is positioned at adistance from an outer circumference of each magnetic circuit 110,wherein each magnetic circuit 110 is fixed through the elastic reboundbody 170 by a fixing means F, the output transmission body 180 is fixedto an outer surface of the elastic rebound body 170, the coil 120consists of first coil 121 and second coil 122 which are disposed to bein contact with or spaced apart from each other in a vibration directionof the magnetic circuit 110, wherein magnetic poles of the respectivefirst and second coils 121 and 122 alternate between an N-S pole pair,i.e., an N-S-N-S pole pattern, and an S-N pole pair, i.e., an S-N-S-Npole pattern and the magnet 111 is in a state of being magnetized tohave S-N poles.
 21. The sensory signal output apparatus of claim 1wherein the magnetic circuit 110 consists of a magnet only, the coil 120is positioned at a distance from an outer circumference of the magneticcircuit 110, wherein both sides of the magnetic circuit 110 are eachfixed through the elastic rebound body 170 by a fixing means F, theoutput transmission body 180 is fixed to an outer surface of the elasticrebound body 170, and the coil 120 consists of first coil 121 and secondcoil 122 which are disposed to be in contact with or spaced apart fromeach other in a vibration direction of the magnetic circuit 110, whereinmagnetic poles of the respective first and second coils 121 and 122alternate between an N-S pole pair, i.e., an N-S-N-S pole pattern, andan S-N pole pair, i.e., an S-N-S-N pole pattern, and the magnet 111 isin a state of being magnetized to have S-N poles.
 22. The sensory signaloutput apparatus of claim 1, wherein the single magnetic circuit 110consisting of only a magnet generates a sound or a vibration whilevibrating in the case 101 under a support of the elastic body 170according to a direction of an alternating signal applied to a pair ofcoils 120 disposed along a path of vibration, wherein the coils 120provide a buffering force in a direction of traveling of the magneticcircuit 110 and multiply a repulsive force in an opposite direction tothe direction of traveling.
 23. The sensory signal output apparatus ofclaim 6 wherein the coil 120 is disposed along a path of vibration ofthe magnetic circuit 110 in a state in which first and second coils 121and 122, each of which has two ends alternating from N-S poles to S-Npoles, are in contact with or spaced apart from each other.
 24. Thesensory signal output apparatus of claim 6 wherein the coil 120 isdisposed along a path of vibration of the magnetic circuit 110 in astate in which first and second coils 121 and 122, each of which has twoends alternating from N-S poles to S-N poles, are in contact with orspaced apart from each other, and buffering/repulsive member 1 123,which is an additional magnet, is further disposed at a side of thefirst coil 121 while being in contact with or spaced apart from thefirst coil
 121. 25. The sensory signal output apparatus of claim 6wherein the coil 120 is disposed along a path of vibration of themagnetic circuit 110 in a state in which first and second coils 121 and122, each of which has two ends alternating from N-S poles to S-N poles,are in contact with or spaced apart from each other, buffering/repulsivemember 1 123, which is an additional magnet, is further disposed at aside of the first coil 121 while being in contact with or spaced apartfrom the first coil 121, and buffering/repulsive member 2 124, which isanother additional magnet, is further disposed at a side of the secondcoil 122 while being in contact with or spaced apart from the secondcoil
 122. 26. The sensory signal output apparatus of claim 22, whereinthe elastic rebound body 170 includes an elastic arm 173 formed betweenand spaced apart from a circular outer frame 171 and a center surface172, wherein one end of the elastic rebound arm 173 is connected to theouter frame 171 and the other end is connected to the center surface 172and the elastic rebound arm 173 extends in an arc form while connectingportions are located at mutually displaced positions.